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Add Windows GUI companion app to README ecosystem/tools section? #130

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@JustSomeCodeUser

Hi! First of all, thanks for building and maintaining codex-auth.

I built a small unofficial Windows desktop companion app for users who prefer a GUI over typing the common codex-auth commands manually:

https://github.com/JustSomeCodeUser/codex-auth-windows-switcher

It is a WPF app that wraps the locally installed codex-auth CLI. It does not read, write, copy, or parse Codex token files directly; all account operations go through codex-auth.

Current features:

  • List accounts via codex-auth list --skip-api
  • Switch accounts via codex-auth switch <email>
  • Switch and restart Codex App in one click
  • Add accounts via codex-auth login --device-auth
  • Remove saved accounts via codex-auth remove <email>
  • Show codex-auth status
  • Light/dark mode
  • User-level install script with Start Menu shortcut support

There is also a first release zip here:

https://github.com/JustSomeCodeUser/codex-auth-windows-switcher/releases/tag/v0.1.0

Would you be open to listing it in the README as an unofficial Windows GUI companion/tool, if that kind of ecosystem section fits the project?

If yes, I can open a small README PR with wording like:

### Unofficial companion tools

- [codex-auth-windows-switcher](https://github.com/JustSomeCodeUser/codex-auth-windows-switcher) - Windows WPF GUI for common `codex-auth` account switching workflows.

Happy to adjust naming, wording, or disclaimers to match the project style.

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